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A case of secondary syphilis revealed by rheumatic complaints is described. Arthralgia and myalgia were associated with lytic lesions and periostitis of both humerus. A more diffuse skeletal involvement was detected by bone scanning. A genital ulceration 4 months before, diffuse lymphadenopathy and a strongly positive serological reaction ascertain the diagnosis. The association of a circulating anticoagulant is discussed. All manifestations cleared with penicilline treatment.
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